Republic-Era Asylum: Bound to a Witch, I Slaughter Them All

Horror Sanatorium: I Joined Forces with My Mortal Enemy to Escape

Clear-headed heiress returned from overseas × unhinged, mysterious witch

For fans of the Korean drama The Glory

Republican-era setting + mystery and deduction + desperate counterattacks + female solidarity + surviving against the odds

Two formidable women team up in a survival guide to a Republican-era asylum: pretending to be crazy is standard practice, and striking back at the villains is an everyday occurrence.

Shen Wanzhi (the rational one): Drugged, subjected to electroshock therapy, hunted down? But she's clever, can hide evidence, act deranged, and pinpoint the villains' weaknesses.

Su Qi (the unhinged one): She can identify poison, craft hidden weapons, and communicate with the spirit world? What's your real identity beneath that madwoman's exterior?

Rules of the Ciji Sanatorium: 1. Take your medicine obediently and be a “model lunatic.” 2. Don't ask about the crying in the basement. 3. Never trust the director's smile.

Shen Wanzhi & Su Qi: Rules? We're here to break them.

Zhou Jingshan thought he had everything under control, but he never realized that the two prey in his eyes had claws and fangs. By the time the basement map was unfolded, hunter and prey had already switched places.

“Are you afraid of ghosts?” Su Qi asked.

Shen Wanzhi smiled. “I'm afraid of people. They're worse than ghosts.”

And they would become the blades that cut down evil.